Jugendstil Ex-Libris
This study of bookplates arises from the late nineteenth century to early twentieth century art of the "Art Nouveau" and "Art Deco" eras. The themes of these eras are also often reflected in more contemporary artworks.
The works of
Koloman Moser reflect the themes of this era and the Wiener Werkstaette.
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| Ex-Libris Koloman Moser |
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| Koloman Moser\Ex-Libris\Adele Bloch |
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| Koloman Moser\Ex-Libris\Otto Zuckerkandl |
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Ludwig Jungnickel was also an artist from the Vienna Secession era.
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| Ludwig Jungnickel\Ex-Libris\Mr. Marco Birnholz |
Perhaps one of the most famous artists of the era was Alphonse Mucha.
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| Alphonse Mucha\Dr. Jaroslav Polivka |
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| Ex-Libris \Mucha\Green Variant |
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| Ex-Libris\Mucha\Pink Variant |
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| Lucien Pissarro\J. M. Andreini |
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The bookplate by Pissarro called "The Shepherdess" is a famous example of a woodblock print from this era, also, the following bookplate by Fritz Arbeit.
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| Fritz Arbeit\Ex-Libris\Carl Kurzhals |
Florals were an important theme in "Art Nouveau".
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| Alexandre De Riquer\Ex-Libris\Paquita |
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| Johannes Goury\Ex-Libris\Marguerite Goury |
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The Jugendstil motif is a very popular theme among collectors. You are invited to post others here.
